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The Truss camp harks back to Thatcher, but recent Conservative leaders abandoned the case for small government
It is unclear how state-owned British Business Bank will handle its investments in hundreds of small private companies
Audit committee member on state-backed bank warned of ‘significant tail of dormant companies’ in Future Fund
Management consultancy looks at options after minister’s decision caught it by surprise
It may have been a slippery election slogan, but the regional inequality it purported to solve is all too real
That her rival Sunak is a former chancellor hands her a weapon — but this has long been a theme of Conservative politics
IFS warns salary increases and rises in energy and catering costs will hit budgets
Scale of NHS treatment disaster implies £400mn bill for those ‘living on borrowed time’
The Conservative party leadership debate should move beyond fiscal policy to other key areas
MPs warn armed forces face capability gap and Ukraine shows mistake in cutting heavy armour
‘Impossible to have confidence’ deals issued to diagnostics company were done properly, says committee report
Ministers did not know if £486mn ‘cost was worth the disruption’, says report criticising quarantine policy
Action taken over fears Ukraine relief will breach spending cap but ex-minister says it will ‘cost lives’
MPs from rival camps reveal who is likely to be promoted after Boris Johnson’s successor is chosen
Kwasi Kwarteng says next leader must decide on company’s request for £1.5bn in subsidies for Port Talbot plant
Labour party and charities say the latest initiatives are not enough to tackle crisis
Blue on blue fight represents the biggest clash over economic policy since at least the 1990s
Partial concession leaves workers unhappy and managers facing tough decisions
Commons committee says suppliers ‘are likely to have made excessive profits’, leaving taxpayer to foot bill ‘for years to come’
Able people of sensible views don’t go into politics. The results are all around us
Gamification can change our behaviour but it is not without its problems
Government ordered to publish updated climate strategy with more detail by end of March 2023
SFO alleges illicit payments were channelled to Riyadh officials to secure UK defence contracts
Tory leadership candidates show no sign of challenging plans to water down Northern Ireland protocol
Submission to court says test of whether Holyrood could hold vote could only start after a bill is passed
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